so-soI got this from my book club‘s mystery Christmas book exchange. It was an OK read but I felt the writing had a tendency to be too repetitive, and some of the events felt too obviously like plot devices. Maybe I‘m just too cynical for ghost stories!
Book 10/60 #Read2025 @DieAReader
#LetterH #LitsyAtoZ @Texreader
#threelistthursday #tlt
24/100: four better than last week. 😂 Some of these made me cringe just by looking at the cover (talking to you, LORD JIM)!
Three faves:
JANE EYRE: in my top 5 of all time.
THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE: best ghost story ever written.
THE GREAT GATSBY: loved this since I first read it in high school--I still have my original book with all of my notes inside.
pickThis was a crappy story of a little kid being followed by a demon.
pickArthur Kipps is sent to a remote village to settle a client‘s affairs after she has died. There is a “woman in black“ who haunts the deceased clients house and area. This is beautifully written, one of the best ghost stories I have ever read. Overall- exceptionally good read. ⬇️
Make a great day everyone 😊
Good morning! I'm about halfway through Incidents around the House and I absolutely love it. I had to stop reading it Saturday night because I started freaking myself out over every little sound I was hearing in my house. So going forward, I'm only reading it during the day. 😆☀️
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
Horror, Crime Mystery and Romantasy. That's quite a mix for this weekend. 😀
